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Tul launches PowerColor X1950 graphics cards for enthusiastsPublished on August 25, 2006Tul, a Taiwan-based provider of ATI-based graphic cards, on August 24 introduced its PowerColor X1950 XTX and CrossFire graphic cards that support HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection). Read more Catalyst 6.11 driver for Radeon graphics cards releasedPublished on November 15, 2006AMD's graphics division, formerly known as ATI, has released its November graphics driver update. Version 6.11 brings a few performance enhancements, especially for Call of Duty 2. Read more PowerColor introduces X1950 PRO Silence EditionPublished on March 01, 2007PowerColor has announced the PowerColor X1950 SCS3, claiming it as the best performing noiseless graphics card in the world. Read more PowerColor to launch passively cooled X1950 Pro and XT cardsPublished on December 19, 2006PowerColor and Arctic Cooling will launch in the first quarter of 2007 a solution for PowerColor's X1950 Pro and X1950 XT passive cards, which are claimed to be the fastest passive cards in the world, according to industry sources. Read more Latest Reviews & Articles
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